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boost::optional<> works perfect for simple data types but as soon as used for a class inheriting from a class implementing an interface it fails when strict aliasing is enabled.
I was looking up the pypy project (Python in Python), and started pondering the issue of what is running the outer layer of python? Surely, I conjectured, it can\'t be as the old saying goes \"turtles
I left a method out of a class implementation just now.Here are the error messages. Incomplete implementation of class \'*\'
I\'ll start with the ultimate question: In C with gcc, is it possible to get the value(s) of __func__ (or equivalently, __FUNCTION__) stored in a section other than .rodata (or wherever -mrodata= poin
I\'m trying to port a project of mine on Mac OS-X. As I developed my project using C++0X I needed a more recent version of GCC than the one provided with Xcode (even Xcode4), so I compiled GCC 4.6 on
I am tring to compile OpenMCU in fedora 12. Since the orignal project was compiled in VC++, it has some compatiility issues with gcc.
earlier iam having G++ 3.2 version ..latest i installed GCC 4.5.2 and i have EDG vold version EDG 3.10
In the context of evaluating negative-log-likelihoods, I have to perform a bunch ofoperations that could bene开发者_如何学JAVAfit from vectorization
I am heaving a weird issue with inlining functions defined in different files. Consider the following scenario.
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